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"Mike Frisch" <mikef17@×××××.com> schrieb am 06/16/2006 10:11:36 PM: |
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> On 6/16/06, Chris Bare <chris@××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> > When I specify ROOT before the emerge, it doesn't install any |
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dependencies. |
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> > Why is this? |
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> > Is there some other flag I can give it to make it install |
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dependencies? |
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> I've been wondering the same thing myself... essentially, I want to |
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> create a toolkit that will host a full Gentoo installation with all |
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> dependencies without having to copy files from the host Gentoo |
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> install. |
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just an idea: |
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What one could do, is building some sort of target-Filesystem and do a |
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chroot into that system. Then the compiler has to be changed to your |
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cross-compile-toolchain and some of the flags in make.conf have to be |
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changed. After that, a simple emerge in the chrooted environmen should |
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create all the needed stuff and cross-compile it for the specified |
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architecture. |
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I will give it a try during the next weeks. It should work, but the |
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correct values in make.conf and some of the includes and so on might be |
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very hard to find out. At least, it will take a lot of time for testing |
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and trying. But imho it should work. If someone manages to get this work, |
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he/she might tell this list, as I guess, there are a bunch of people, who |
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are interested in such things. (at least I am one of those *bg*) |
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Bye, |
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Andy |
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